A return to the 1950s atelier—where couture is for life, not just occasion.

Each Jacket is shaped by a single tailor in the Venice and MIlan ateliers, drawing on inherited couture techniques from the Gallello lineage.

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Couture jackets form the signature of the house, individually crafted for the woman who commissions it, each piece is shaped by a single tailor from beginning to completion—defined by clean lines and composed to follow the female form with precision.

Collector’s pieces, composed into an enduring wardrobe.

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Couture is reintroduced as the foundation of how she dresses—pieces commissioned and collected over time, shaped in continuity rather than occasion.

Each silhouette holds its place within the wardrobe, defined by proportion, purpose, and the life it is intended for.

An off-shoulder evening jacket, sculpted through precise panelled construction.

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A feminine evening jacket, reinterpreted by the Atelier’s Master Pattern Cutter in Venice. Cut by hand for precision, the silhouette is defined by a V-neckline and five panels that draw the eye to the waist.

Shaped for a sensual, minimalist line, Sofia is made to the client’s measurements and constructed through hours of handwork, carrying forward the couture lineage of the house.

A sculpted silhouette, shaped through twelve panels and the discipline of the atelier.

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The Isabella is cut in silk-wool crepe, defined by twelve precisely shaped panels that sculpt the bodice into a refined, feminine line.

Custom-tailored to the client, the jacket is shaped through the house’s inherited fatto a mano techniques—finished with notched lapels, a nipped waist, and ivory horn buttons.

An elongated, structured silhouette shaped to the female form.

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Embrace timeless elegance with the Valentina Jacket, which your tailor will handcraft with a sleek single-breast fit. This tailored piece lends sumptuous artistry with a rounded collar and four flap pockets crafted from a Virgin Wool and Silk from Veneto, Italy.

A lighter expression of the Isabella

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The Bella Jacket is composed for summer and evening affairs. Cut through twelve panels, the bodice is softly sculpted to create a refined, feminine line.

Tailored in a smooth Silk Cady from Turin, the silhouette is defined by strong shoulders, notched lapels, and a cinched waist.

An evening silhouette, defined by line, structure, and lustre.

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The Annabella is a sculpted evening jacket, crafted in lustrous cotton-silk satin from Veneto. Cut through fourteen panels, the silhouette is elongated and precisely shaped through the bodice.

Each piece is hand-tailored for the client and may be refined to her preference.

A nipped silhouette with twenty horn buttons from waist to neckline.

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The Carolina Jacket is hand-tailored in virgin wool and mohair, its silhouette shaped through a nipped bodice and distinctive split hem.

Sixteen polished horn buttons fasten from waist to neckline, a discreet gesture of craftsmanship. The addition of mohair—once prized as a ‘diamond fibre’—lends a subtle lustre, completing a piece defined by precision and line.

A fitted silhouette with a cropped line, defined by a panelled overlap closure.

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The Agata Jacket is cut in a wrapped silhouette, sitting close to the body and defined by a cropped hemline. Secured with a leather cord belt, the piece is shaped through precision and restraint.

Designed to follow the female form, it offers a considered balance of structure and ease.

A reimagined heirloom, defined by a softened line and inherited detail.

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Close to the heart of the Atelier, the Elena Jacket is reimagined from a piece Dominic Gallello once crafted for his wife.

Drawing on 1950s couture, the silhouette is softened through kimono sleeves and a notched collar. Within, a silk lining is hand-embroidered with a white lily—placed near the heart in quiet tribute.

Cut in a handwoven virgin wool bouclé from Veneto, threaded with a subtle metallic sheen, the piece carries both structure and memory.

Refinement through fitting—shaped to the woman.

Each piece may be refined through the Couture Service, where the silhouette is shaped through fitting to her proportions, posture, and the life it is intended for.

Guided by the house and carried out by the hand of the tailor, the process ensures the piece sits as intended—composed with precision and ease.

Offered privately through the house.